From Suffering Singer to Confident Performer

From Suffering Singer To Confident Performer. Here's some of my journey from suffering singer to confident performer. Maybe you can relate.

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Chuck Gilmore
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[PowerToSing]

I’ll never forget the embarrassment I felt when I sang a solo for a Church Christmas program in Santa Barbara, California, while serving as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. How I went from suffering singer to confident performer.

[stereomirbaksa]

Chuck, we missed you so much! So glad you're back!

[martybaer]

Wonderful to see you posting again. Best wishes from Calgary.

[samizaidi]

Man you're finally back!! Wohoo!!

[dionnesiava]

All of the above Chuck! I can relate to all of it.

[Abner]

Its nice to see you again, welcome back,

[bhavanarmanjunath]

Omg omg!! We missed you sooo much now you are back!! Thank you ♥️ hope you are safe and healthy.💕

[jc_from_tx]

Missed you Chuck, so glad to have you back!

[randysimmon]

You even more a hero than ever! You were/are a brilliant performer!!

[agabrook]

Wow grandpa. You and I have similar experiences

[HavinBaeMusic]

Thanks a lot Chuck, I'm still bad at it, still I love singing and! You make it a bit easier for me.

[ljh]

Glad to see that you`re back!! Thanks for the motivation!

[gvngbvngiggy]

Ive been doing pulled chest exercises 2-3 times a day for 2 weeks and added flip falsetto and mixed the last week as well. I went from straining for an f4 to hitting c5 with relative ease. Thanks!

[veghatilla]

You should have a million subscribers .. at least!

[Ritiksharma-nzfi]

Aim of Every vocalist or singer is to sing in Mix voice?

[shubywayne]

what up chuck hey i did 2 songs with dj quick.a known artist in the industry. i want u to hear it.chuck how do i stop vocal breaks